. On the anatomy of vertebrates [electronic resource] . an arteriole: from the spleen of the Pig,magu. 10 diam. ccvm. 433 the most delicate plates of the trabecular tissue, especially inquadrupeds. The splenic corpuscles, fig. 432, c, c, are whitishspherical bodies imbedded in the (lienine ; most constant andconspicuous in ruminant, equine, and some other quadrupeds ;less conspicuous, or wanting, in adult human spleens, especiallyafter lethal disease. They are elliptical, averagingone-sixth of a line in diameter, and are attached byshort peduncles to splenic arterioles a, b, the pedun-cles bei
. On the anatomy of vertebrates [electronic resource] . an arteriole: from the spleen of the Pig,magu. 10 diam. ccvm. 433 the most delicate plates of the trabecular tissue, especially inquadrupeds. The splenic corpuscles, fig. 432, c, c, are whitishspherical bodies imbedded in the (lienine ; most constant andconspicuous in ruminant, equine, and some other quadrupeds ;less conspicuous, or wanting, in adult human spleens, especiallyafter lethal disease. They are elliptical, averagingone-sixth of a line in diameter, and are attached byshort peduncles to splenic arterioles a, b, the pedun-cles being continuous with the sheaths accompany-ing those vessels. Treated with a little dilutealkali, the proper wall of the corpuscle, fig. 417, a,*lZ?t™7efZvL°c is rendered more distinct, and the elastic fibres of350 dliamCccvHiU tne same> ^? may be seen, in connection with thebranch of the arteriole c, to which it is corpuscular capsule is filled by a semi-fluid greyish mass,including nucleated corpuscles, fig. 433. They have suggested. SPLEEN OF MAMMALIA. 559 many hypotheses, their comparison, by Kolliker, to the cells inthe sinuses of lymphatic ganglions, appearing to be most accept-able. The £ lienine is a soft mass, in colour passing from reddish-brown to bright red on exposure to air, filling up all the intersticesbetween the larger partitions and vessels. It consists of finebloodvessels, lienine cells, delicate fibres or bands, and blood invarious states. The lienine cells, fig. 434, vary in size fromT-Q3QQ-th to T¥5Q-Q-th of a line, are pale in colour, with a darknucleus: with them are cells with smaller corpuscles, caudatecorpuscles, and free nuclei; all exemplifying 434the size-limiting or shape-inducing property of a /MfAthe viscid materials, proteine and myeline, under @® ©c the reaction of albumino-serous solution : falla- e® ^ /g|ciously suggesting the e continuous process of a y<^/Acell-growth by which new cells are formed m*ZTZfSn? o^-arou
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